The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1903, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY WAS A WUSTLING BUSINESS DAY | AMUSEMENTS J. P. HOWE Manager oth Main 43 EATTLETHEA TEF Seatite's Handsomest Theator WHICH PROVES THE MERITS OF PIANOS AND ORGANS TEN INSTRUMENTS 80LD THIS GIGANTIC GALE OF ALL WEEK Matinee Saturday AND Only Tomorrow Night MR. BELASCO PRESENTS F feat Roberts hice Wo Give the Names and Addresses Burton, Wash. Briggs and @ Royal Piano inn street, Ballard, (Name withheld), hogany Mr, &. Bryant, oo make Upright Piano. Mr Jarret man nts eg chmond Beach, Wash. « fine tone . M Pe hr ley page eh ay Alerandreane Thomas, R te in| ing Christmas week, On thie oves Weaver Org sion the company will present “Bald BR SUPBRIOR COMPANY IN TWO MAGNIFICENT PRO ri jiise Ms wire (420 Gouth Alder street, Tacoma, Wash, @ fine nas won bh asha” and “The Isl Chaw UCTIONS obler mpbell Piano: 1) pas arkling bit of sala J. W. True, Elmo, Wash, « second-hand Kimball Organ. tye alee William J. Alver, 902 Washington street, a Kohler Piano, in oak githe mam ‘Mina I Kend Mr, M. B, Baily, Rainier Beach, a second-hand Mason & Hamlin tar, K Organ. se ¥ : : dm " \e ‘oh mmpbell, I il oak clarke TE very Night wi risky gail: A: M. Stedman Ocosta, Wash anlegant Kohler & Campbell, In : Hu y ' «ha E. xcept | ne Mr, J. N. Longfellow, 3641 Aurora street, Fremont, Wash., # fine , wee 1" leading Frid | Sphoor & Go. in walnut iets Yorks Robert Pris anh rs O “ed W. C. Morford, Kirkland, Wash., a fine Geo, P. Sent Organ ! Mr. Henry W, Bav~ ° | We don't publish these names In a braggadocio frame of mind, but an of 1” ‘company | simply to show that our sale is bona-fid 1 has justly 1 1 re M lat warde. slang, and Mr | EK. Young, of "Th Aperons = ; | " : na‘aneepuional therie|f| Friday Nia | | By Gabriele Weber Pianos ¢ on Sale ee Geen Only jocon a | Uf Acoleda aistesiseen in the Minister's 8 n have them on diay with W ; . Mah e that will i so prevail in the ‘Kohler & Campbell Pianos 0 on Sale Tosewood, Walnut argument about sbor best and will always be the ai 4 well to buy many at the Third SEATS NOW ON SALE. “A Trip to Chinatown ereieie Coming Week, December 20, T HIRD AVENU Bunset, Main 567; i 867. 400, 300 and 200. Sunday and Saturday Web THEATER RUSOELL @ 1 Mo The most 5 Camp: The price thin re Piano from start to finish. A Campbell's from wi to val Beautiful instrument « 14 Phones ht, 500, 106 PRICES—Ni matinee, 250 an Week Commencing Tomorrow eae Matinee ry of th vuth, In Convict Stripes —WiTh—— Vivian Prescott See A Pleasing Play of the People of South Carolina WEAVER ORGANS ON SALE AS THE Death-Defying Swing for Life Great Explosion Scene..... himael® with ¥ of players. eens Second Hand Pianos and Organs . kering Piano at $264. One of the bert-made tat: t eas in the history Comp ' eat $130 ¢ Kimball Organ at $26; and one ele « rhesa, for = th HMemember the p * i's at Chesbro’s Becond ave. - bd a wet") John Cort, Mer, ; ‘wet | ; nd still another Barrymore ts go. SEK goes 0 EO OO m the stage, Thin one ie J comme ae fe rei aa ee oe EE) pay pay and Lio He has been a | os spaper art 1 will 1 his | : debut In Ciyde Fitch's “Glad of It, } LAST PERFORMANCE Veo be S : such plays t in he role of an th | iy. it to the story of @ noble; pianche Walsh has falien @ vic-| | j . an s sacrifice | em to t vate ewe | ay lp wept Alpe ion private car habit 1207 Second Avenue 1207 Second Avenue sition In fe ee ee WHOLESALE PRICES Curtain, § o'Clock Sharp. cman e Of divorce and| yet pry Templeton from singing |. (These prices are to any buyer tn 3 aba 2 2 ‘ orandal. ‘ i Sammy.” objecting pecnuse she small purchases | The real novelty of the week will! nuriesqued it, Court® decided in jern, ia ver Ih be ele TY Annunaio’s “Glocon- | taver of Fay i | da.” which is announced for Friday | sully = sues ee ae a play scored an! Robert Fideson is rehearsing a new per th Immense hit in San Francisco, where! pay by Richard Harding Davis | ffama 164@Pite Ib breakfast | ( ree, it was re ined as one of the clas. | allies fresh ines ee | ~ ome wt wreeen fe cher & Fields are rehearsing a Vegetables + mamaria ave snd Te-} burlesque on “Raffies,” calling tive Durbanka, S108 ton: Yaki-| 89% ber |b: floundern, be per it: soiea LAZY LIVER |. - Sree es Bee ka | aes hay tite ber ; | Nat Goodwin has decided ; hE Tats mood that I heive the masaive production Diwan | «A Mids Night's Dream Hide ‘bet LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT aking Cas, {owing to mous expense of Walla| Brotherhood of Fngineers—Now ver y It ia probably . ie | York x 3. vant Je Sunday Meetings Erewers—Teamaters hall, 1510 Bee win Milton Ro vy he. Biackemithe—W, C. L. U. hail. Nat may be shelved hi How Ss THis {tries any rope waiking stu’ Hundred Dellars f balky autos on Brook Bunere) Denes 3 i Haile. Catarrh P. J. CHENEY & CO ne ynteedened r. Over 3,600,000 of these im pe orat Ranges in use, . Grain and Feed [business tranmmotions and financially . " gations made per ton: barley, $23 per ton: | by his firr | fat Florens Zieat sd y ta.) ‘ } = “Gri ee, sold in| in the world” r taken inter bulk The ot stamped C Feather“ 3 oS cure oF your] Held's husb - ' 4 STERLING REMEDY CO., “Ben ton; middlings, 85 neat free Chicago or New York. om Butter, Eggs, Cheese * Family Pile ¢ Annual jale 10 00,000 Boxes pa Native creamery, 0 per Ib Pigj rte creamery — - Eastern College of Painioss Dentistry onio Temple ‘Cheene ber Native. er . Second and Pik Bulli Thompson Furniture Co., Inc. 1427-1429 First Ave., Opp. Bon Marche, CASCADE LAUNDRY CO CALL-TRADE PRICES ee ee Choicest Holiday Neckwear the city, You'll be glad us, BN. Bn The Quaker Collection Auto Rags ing Bags #, is ad for studer Carr Wr wt the fi at oak Paid used in alt of our werk. SHIRTS 10c COLLARS 2c CUFFS 4c | The QUAKER wae Gee (817 SECOND AVENUE ————- 1033-1015 FIRST AVE. 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